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- Season 26 2024-01-21
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- Season 25 Hong Kong's Changing Tides: Freedom and Democracy in High Water
- Season 25 OSO18 - In Pursuit of a Deadly Bear
- Season 25 North Korea: Kim Jong Un's Deepening Radicalism
- Season 25 Shining Lives: Living with Developmental Disabilities
- Season 25 Humans vs. Wildfires
- Season 25 My Mom Has Dementia: A Neuroscientist's Care Diary
- Season 25 A Nation Built on Trade: Japan in a Deglobalizing World
- Season 25 UN Security Council: Battlefield of Words
- Season 25 Ukraine under Attack: 72 Hours in the Presidential Office Part 1
- Season 25 Ukraine under Attack: 72 Hours in the Presidential Office Part 2
- Season 25 A Hospital Once Stood by the Sea: 12 Years since the Tsunami
- Season 25 Mapping the Recovery: Shoots of Hope in Japan's 2011 Disaster Zone
- Season 25 Reviving Japan's Economy: Breaking Free of 3 Decades of Stagnation
- Season 25 The Devil's Gorge: Mapping No Man's Land in the Himalayas
- Season 25 Youth Falling into a Life of Crime
- Season 25 The Great Kanto Earthquake - Three Days of Ruin in Tokyo: Part 1
- Season 25 The Great Kanto Earthquake - Three Days of Ruin in Tokyo: Part 2
- Season 25 Mystery Man of the A-Bomb
NHK Documentary - Season 25 Episode 15 Youth Falling into a Life of Crime
0.00 57 minutes In Japan, it's common for high school and college students to take part-time jobs to earn extra money and gain work experience. But increasingly, young people are engaged in illegal jobs through the social media, including robbery and fraud. "Recruiters" lure them with promises of wealth. Sometimes, young prospects are threatened with harm to their families if they don't participate. What's behind this surge in juvenile criminality? And what can parents and others do to keep them from participating?
